Is your Windows for realz?

I'm running a pirated copy of Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 (non-R2). I could get a legal copy quite easily due to the fact that my school has an MSDN subscription. At the time I got my current copy of Server, I had misplaced my XP Pro CD (which is completely legitimate) but still needed to install some Windows version on the machine.

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Originally Posted by Cyrus XIII

Doesen't Home also lack the ability to properly configure user accounts? Can't think of anything more idotic in modern computing.

By "properly configure," what do you mean?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Cyrus XIII

I guess that's what I had in mind. This kind of thing just belongs into a modern operating system. Leaving it out just fares under "dumbed down" in my book as opposed to "streamlined for home use".

Yes, which basically means that NTFS partitions can't be assigned like they can in Server or XP. Granted, most home users would never need that. Most, anyway.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.